For the sixth night, out of nine, Britain was virtually free of raids last night. "A fow bombs were droped during the evening in south-west England. states a communique issued by the Air Ministry this morning. These caused little damage and no casualties. Tuesday night was Lon-eldon's 12th successive night without states. an Air Ministry communique:
Under the cover of tow clouds the Germans attempted a small number of attacks on British aerodromes, but most of the attacks proved ineffective.
Eleven hundred people were killed in Ger nan air-raids of March 13 and 14 in the Clydeside area and 1,000 were seriously injured, stated the Home Secretary. Mr. Herbert. Mor-ngan, answering a question in the Mouse of Commons yesterday—Reuter.
"Blown to Bits"
Stockholm, Apr, 2.
'The Swedish newspaper, "Hudikuwells Nyheter," publishes letters from France, one of which declares that British' attacks on French harbours have blown these harbours to bits—Reuter.
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